COMPUTERS
Program Name
Jefferson Township School (Radcliff Heights
School)
[NSU]----->[MIS]
PS----->[CMS]
Program Name:
Jefferson Township School (Radcliff Heights School)
Description:
The In-School Alternative Mentoring Tutorial Program provides mentoring
and tutorial support opportunities to At-Risk students either in-school
or after school. Students are serving as peer tutors and members
of the Advisory Board. Assistance is in the areas of: Language Arts/Reading,
Math, Science, Social Studies, Health, Computers, and Mentoring (self-esteem).
The Administration, School Board, Trustee members, parents and community
are vital.
Age of Participants:
5 - 11
12 - 14
15 - 17
25 - 58 up
Issue Areas:
Art
Computers
Health
Language
Math
Reading
Science
Social Studies
Program Name:
Northern State University: Management Information Systems |
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Description:
A small group of computer students design and set up a database on
Access 97 software, creating tables, forms, reports and data flow diagram,
to organize volunteer information for Volunteer Services at Avera
St. Luke's Hospital.Their project is as an optional alternative
to an in-class assignment during the semester and will be fully integrated
into the course in the spring when the project work is to be completed. |
Age of Participants:
18-up |
Issue Areas:
Computers |
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Program Name:
Presentation College: Computer Management System |
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Description:
A student furthered her skills learned in a computer lab and gained
valuable work experience and knowledge while serving a Northeastern Council
of Governments (NECOG) training program. She designed a brochure promoting
the 10-12 week course, "Entrepreneur ship for Single Parents and Minorities"
(ESPM) program, offered free of charged to the public. The professor plans
further incorporation of service-learning opportunities into classes for
the next academic year in response to student's enthusiastic response regarding
the experience.
She took on another project in the same semester creating a Power Point
presentation for the Aberdeen Police Department public education sergeant,
using presentation materials provided on instances of abuse and battering
and community resources. The presentation slides allow for the materials
to be easily selected and organized for optimum effectiveness with different
audiences. The professor plans further incorporation of service-learning
opportunities into classes for the next academic year in response to student's
enthusiastic response regarding the experience. |
Age of Participants:
18-up
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Issue Areas:
Computers |
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